Sentence examples for british ruling from inspiring English sources

But he has always despised the stuffy old British ruling class.

Aziz represents the native Indian community in conflict with the British ruling class.

In "Political Suicide" (1986), he does the same with the British ruling class.

He is part of a dynasty, empowered by the British, ruling over a majority Muslim state.

"I think we've got the real British ruling class back in power," he said.

This brings us to the second lesson of the British ruling.

The Americans, of course, are beating us to it, already discussing specific legislative changes to prevent British rulings from being enforcable outside of this country, and recognising that our law on defamation is an international menace.

A British court ruling in a related case implied the assets were the property of the bondholders; an American court ruled they were part of the Lehman estate.

The Court of Appeal helped when it decided that British regulations ruling out the use of tax havens for avoidance schemes did not conflict with European law, as the corporation claimed.

The bitter fight for control of the Liverpool team was dragged through dueling court hearings on opposite sides of the Atlantic, with a British judge ruling to let the sale proceed to the owners of the Boston Red Sox and a state judge in Dallas scheduling a meeting for Friday that may either clear the path for the sale or complicate things even more.

Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush, Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley, Jack Davenport, Jonathan Pryce Directed by Gore Verbinski PG-13 133 minutes The British are ruling the waves and beaches when a spectral vessel flying the jolly roger slips into port, blows the tops off the ramparts and unleashes an ill-behaved horde to rummage through the better part of town.